The Journal of Lynton Charles
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- `The people who are trying to turn Tony into a macho man are making a wrong judgment and they... Richards, Steve // New Statesman;8/9/96, Vol. 125 Issue 4296, p24
Presents comments from politician Clare Short on the impact on Great Britain's political scene of Tony Blair's leadership in the Labour Party. Observations on the media's obsession to present a negative image of the party's agenda; Views on allegations about the changes in the party's political...
- A plan to remake politics. // New Statesman;9/27/96, Vol. 125 Issue 4303, p5
Comments on Labour Party leader Tony Blair's plans for British politics and for Great Britain to become a leader in Europe. Need for Labour to choose its words on Europe with care; Implications of a Blair government for Britain's entry into a monetary union; Suggestions for Blair's plans to...
- Blair and the child benefit test. Richards, Steve // New Statesman;9/27/96, Vol. 125 Issue 4303, p16
Examines Labour Party leader Tony Blair's ideas for the future of Great Britain and outline for the Party's agenda. Emphasis on members reflecting their local parties; Economic framework of a Labour government; Labour's indecision about what to do and how it can achieve its objectives; Proposal...
- Memo to: Tony Blair. Liddle, Roger // New Statesman;9/27/96, Vol. 125 Issue 4303, p25
Addresses Labour Party leader Tony Blair regarding his conference speech about the party's visions for British politics. Need for Blair to deliver on his stated ambition to make Great Britain a `Young Country'; Historical parallel for the national mood; Need for Blair to avoid too many heady...
- Blair doesn't have enough control. RICHARDS, STEVE // New Statesman;11/20/98, Vol. 127 Issue 4412, p6
Discusses how British Prime Minister Tony Blair controls the Labour Party. Concern about the issue; Reaction from the House of Lords; Things that Blair does not control within the party.
- Don't ignore the core, Tony. Field, Frank // New Statesman;08/16/99, Vol. 128 Issue 4449, p12
Focuses on the New Labour party and the role of traditional principles of politics in Great Britain. Role of British Prime Minister Tony Blair; Discussion on the social reforms that must be on the agenda of the party.
- Unfinished business. // New Statesman & Society;2/9/96, Vol. 9 Issue 389, p15
Editorial. Focuses on Labour Party Leader Tony Blair's speech on constitutional reform. `Unfinished business' of former Labour leader John Smith; Interminable constitutional wrangling within the party; Less attention given to `localism'; Structure to give people real stakes in running their lives.
- Blair's plebiscite. Anderson, Paul // New Statesman & Society;04/05/96, Vol. 9 Issue 397, p16
Focuses on Tony Blair's plans to put an early draft of Labour Party's manifest to a vote of party members. Reactions from the media and trade unions; Referendum on the draft manifest; Significance of the plebiscite decision.
- Fourth estate. // New Statesman & Society;5/20/94, Vol. 7 Issue 303, p7
Presents snippets of tabloid press news in Great Britain for the week ended May 17, 1994. Coverage of death of Labour Party leader John Smith in `Sun' and `Daily Express' tabloids; Praise for Tony Blair in `News of the World'; Reaction of tabloids to Blair bandwagon.
